The phrase "assertive type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or a communication style that is confident and direct in expressing thoughts or feelings.
Example: "In our team meetings, I appreciate having an assertive type who can voice their opinions clearly and effectively."
Alternatives: "confident individual" or "direct communicator".
This in itself may be a nod to the rise of a more assertive type of Islam among second- and third-generation immigrants, but the way the law was formulated makes sure Islam is not singled out: it bans all "conspicuous religious symbols", including crosses and kippas.
(The only other openly devotional figure here is by Nolde's compatriot, Georg Kolbe, a painter-turned-sculptor whose 1930 "Pietà" depicts a grieving Mary kneeling on one knee. During the Nazi regime, Kolbe produced works of a more assertive type, idealized figures of warriors and athletes).
He said that he has preferred playing No. 2 to more assertive types, like Rocco Landesman, the president of Jujamcyn, and to Tom, about whom he said, "It's comforting to me to have him step out and do things that I don't then have to do".
I have an assertive, type-A personality.
Fend off assertive types who try to push against your boundaries (for example, if you want to take it slowly when it comes to sex, and they try to persuade you to move faster).
In the PUA realm, thanks to complete misunderstanding of wolf pack hierarchies, "beta" has come to be used as a catch all term for anyone who is not an assertive, overbearing alpha type (mostly liberals).
There, Mackay says, the wines are strong, dark and sometimes very tannic — the type of assertive wine you might expect from a Dornishman.
Some assumptions we would like to make here are that since the dominance personality trait is forceful – an assertive personality akin to a Type A – it has been found to be related to a narcissistic personality.
The place is generally full of youngish Williamsburg types with beards and assertive eyewear, and enough plaid shirts to make you think you've ended up in the Appalachians.
From investment bankers and trial lawyers to professionals going to conferences, they tended to be Type A personalities -- successful, assertive, goal-oriented.
The fourth type is the "outgoing and assertive otaku", who gain recognition by promoting their hobby.
